Keeping a Low Profile as the Void Market Master in an Immortal Sect

Ten million spirit stones... The protagonist has only reached the first level of Qi refining... The pressure is too serious... Embarrassing

Not to mention other, the main loopholes are three points. The first and biggest loophole is that the protagonist's cultivation from the first to the second level will cost tens of millions of spiritual stones, and to reach the tenth level will cost at least hundreds of millions of spiritual stones. This is still a big stage, and there will be several major stages later. Doesn't it cost billions of spiritual stones? Does the protagonist have that many spirit stones in this world? Will it cause severe inflation? The buyout of the second 72 stalls is also a loophole. If these 72 stall owners sell out their goods, the 72nd stall owner will still be a low-level monk, and he can only use the stall as a refuge. How will your market develop then? How to sell something? Point 3, one thousandth of tax? I seriously suspect that you are mocking the taxation of my big Eastern country. Your taxes are lower than those set by bureaucrats in the Ming Dynasty. So the Ming Dynasty is dead, and your book is almost going to be sold out. Because there is no money in circulation.

The Golden Finger was introduced in Chapter 6, and half a million spiritual stones were smashed into it before one-fifth of the first level of Qi training was completed. 😰

Was this spiritual stone bought with Zimbabwean currency? This spirit stone seems like a joke. This is not a pressure on strength, this is a pressure on IQ.

To advance from the first level to the second level of Qi training will consume tens of millions of spirit stones. A pure idiot will die soon.

The protagonist was hunted in the sect, and the entire sect knew about it, but no one took care of it. If I were in this kind of sect, when I grow up to be invincible within the sect, all the resources of the sect will be mine. The sect directly packages and sells the store, and the sect's people are directly sold as talents. I can only say that the protagonist is a bitch. The super cheap kind, Also. The first 30% are devoted to introducing the importance of spiritual roots, but it turns out that the protagonist's sister can practice without spiritual roots. Anyway, there are so many poisonous points.

In the third chapter, the author slaps himself in the face. As long as you have five spiritual roots, you are only qualified to be a handyman. The peak of the inner gate that does not accept handymen can only accept five spiritual roots. Then the protagonist enters this Five Elements Peak which does not receive the Five Spiritual Roots at all but can only receive the Five Spiritual Roots . You have to practice faster than Tianlinggen, which is also a single spiritual root. Do you think the author is very 6?

First of all, this qualification is too useless. It takes only 10 million spirit stones to break through to the second level in the Qi training period. Secondly, it is too hasty. The method develops too fast. There is no sense of construction from scratch, and there is no protagonist in the method. The word dog is used throughout. At least there must be a protagonist in the world. Interact with him from time to time. Get some benefits from him, make deals with him, etc. According to the author's writing, he is just writing a story. It doesn't include God, which sounds uninteresting. The subject matter is good, but the author's writing is a bit, how can I say, a bit soulless?

Can't see where Gou is? The whole world knows

In short, the setting of the skill realm is strange, the complete system is not seen, the plot is not interesting, and the food is tasteless.